The Israeli military has been accused by Human Rights Watch (HRW) of utilizing US munitions to conduct attacks on school shelters in Gaza, resulting in what the organization describes as illegal and indiscriminate actions. HRW’s report highlights the alleged use of US munitions in these attacks, which have led to the deaths of hundreds of individuals in Gaza.

According to HRW, the use of US munitions in the attacks on school shelters raises concerns about potential violations of international law. The organization asserts that these actions have resulted in significant loss of life and have raised questions about the legality and appropriateness of such military tactics in densely populated civilian areas like Gaza.

In response to the allegations made by HRW, a spokesperson from the Israeli military stated, “We are committed to upholding international law in our military operations and investigate any claims of wrongdoing.” The spokesperson emphasized the importance of adhering to legal standards in the conduct of military operations.

On the other hand, US officials have not yet commented on the specific allegations regarding the use of US munitions in the attacks on Gaza school shelters. The situation has sparked renewed debate about the role of foreign-supplied weaponry in conflicts around the world and the responsibilities that come with providing such military support.

As the issue continues to unfold, HRW’s report sheds light on the complexities and challenges associated with the use of foreign-supplied munitions in conflict zones like Gaza. The accusations of illegal and indiscriminate attacks on school shelters underscore the need for a thorough investigation into the events and a concerted effort to prevent civilian casualties in conflict situations.